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Contents
Solar
Lisa M Barton
Vice President, Transmission Strategy and
Business Development, American Electric Power
Potential of Purely Organic Solar Cells to
Reduce the Cost of Photovoltaics 76 Recommendations of the SmartGrids ICT
Joseph Kalowekamo and Erin Baker Consultation Group to the European Commission 92
University of Massachusetts Maher Chebbo
Vice President, Utilities Industry for EMEA, SAP AG,
Socioeconomic Impact of Solar Thermal Electricity Chairman, EU SmartGrids ‘Demand and Metering’, and
Deployment in Spain – A Brief Review 80 Co-Chairman, ICT Consultation Group SAP/EUTC
Natalia Caldés, Marta Santamaría and Rosa Sáez
Centro de Investigaciones Energéticas, Medioambientales y A Time and Space Framework for Overhead
Tecnológicas (CIEMAT) Grid Maintenance Optimisation 95
Francisco Azevedo
1 2
and João Gomes-Mota
1. CENTRIA, Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia, Universidade
Transmission & Distribution
Nova de Lisboa; 2. Albatroz Engineering
How Traditional Regulation of Distribution System
Long-term Investment Signals Related to Operators Can Be Improved to Accommodate
Distributed Generation 84 Higher Levels of Distributed Generation 100
Philip Vogel Pablo Frías,
1
Rafael Cossent
2
and Tomás Gómez
3
Research Associate, and Chair, Management Science and 1. Assistant Research Professor; 2. Assistant Researcher;
Energy Economics, University of Duisburg-Essen 3. Professor, Institute of Technological Research,
Pontificia Comillas University, Madrid
Overcoming Political, Operational and
Technical Challenges in Establishing
Cross-border Transmission Networks 88
Advertiser Index 104
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